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Grand Rapids Public Schools has broken ground on the first new school building in 60 years, First Steps Kent is adjusting to budget changes, Michigan's new state budget includes a two-third cut to wetlands preservation funds, and more.

The 2022 decision ended the Flint water cases because the window to refile charges had expired

Grand Rapids-based Acrisure has announced it will begin cutting jobs in early 2026 to replace with AI, Michigan's Attorney General says the state needs to prepare in case the President tries to send the National Guard to the state, and more.

The trial court that first heard the case decided it could go forward. The state Court of Appeals decided it should have been dismissed

The winning ArtPrize piece remains out of public view as it is locked inside the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Museum which is closed due to the federal government shutdown, Detroit has announced a drop in crime this year, and more.

The lawsuit says the state has been improperly denying injured worker benefits to people without legal status

A Caledonia woman was sentenced for providing a false statement during an investigation into a so-called dark money fundraising scheme supporting a petition initiative

A dozen West Michigan businesses will benefit from the state's "Match on Main" program, lawmakers are discussing budget cuts to Pure Michigan tourism funding, Paul Whelan was released from a Russian prison one year ago, this weekend's new films, and more.

Michigan Supreme Court ruled Thursday that law enforcement officers must be specific on what they’re looking for when seeking a warrant to search a cell phone.

Michigan prosecutors are still asking for more time to respond to a recent state Supreme Court ruling that banned mandatory life sentences for 19- and 20-year-olds.